Rajasthan Police Constable case studies
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The Rajasthan Police Constable recruitment examination is the screening test used by Rajasthan's police recruitment board to shortlist candidates for constable-level posts in the state police force. It is intended for candidates who have completed the required school-level qualification and want to enter uniformed service in Rajasthan, and it is conducted in Hindi and English through a written paper that may be administered as a computer-based test or an OMR-based paper depending on the cycle. The Rajasthan Police Constable case studies are 5 cases and about 4,843 words.
1Exhibition Panel Review Under a 'Marwar' Brief
A district museum in Jodhpur has ₹1,20,000 sanctioned for a four-panel exhibition titled 'Crafts of Marwar'. The curator proposes five panels, each pairing an object with an origin district: P1 Thewa jewellery - Pratapgarh; P2 Molela terracotta plaques - Rajsamand; P3 Ajrakh block printing - Barmer; P4 blue pottery - Bikaner; P5 Kathputli string puppets - Udaipur.
892 words, about 4 min2Recruitment Drive: Seating, OMR Packets and the 1600 m Cut-off
A district police recruitment drive has 2,500 applications for 40 constable posts. Document scrutiny rejects 8% of applications.
917 words, about 5 min3Beat Allocation: What Is Valid Versus What Is Provable
The station house officer of a highway police station must post five constables - A, B, C, D and E - at five beat points numbered 1 to 5 in order along the highway, one constable per beat. An informer's input, cross-checked against the duty roster, yields four conditions: (i) B is not posted at beat 1 or beat 5.
899 words, about 4 min4Anganwadi Health Screening: Deficiencies, Supplements and a Fluoride Source
At a block health camp, 60 children aged 1–6 years are screened and the medical officer records four clusters of findings: • 14 children with night blindness and Bitot's spots; • 9 children with bleeding, swollen gums and slow wound healing; • 6 children with bow legs, delayed walking and widened wrists; • 5 children with visibly enlarged thyroid glands. Anganwadi workers report that families eat mostly polished rice with very little dal, almost no green leafy vegetables, and no milk or milk products.
1,111 words, about 6 min5Correcting a Police Public Notice (and a Wrong Gate Number)
A constable at a district police lines is asked to draft a public notice for a Physical Efficiency Test. He submits the following to the Superintendent of Police: NOTICE It is hereby informed to all candidates that the Physical Efficiency Test will be conduct on 12 March at the District Police Lines.
1,024 words, about 5 min